New Delhi: In a tragic incident reported from Gujarat, an IIT-Delhi researcher died after part of a pit they went inside for archaeological survey, collapsed on them. The deceased IIT-Delhi researcher has been identified as 24-year-old Surabhi Verma. The incident took place at Lothal site on Wednesday.
Three other members from the research teams were also injured in the incident. The incident happened when a team from IIT-Delhi and IIT Gandhinagar visited the site to collect soil samples for survey.
Details of the Incident
Lothal is said to be a site of ancient Indus Valley Civilisation. The site is 80-km away from Ahmedabad. The woman researcher was killed after she entered a 10-feet deep along with other team members.
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As Surabhi descended into the pit along with her other teammate, a professor named Yama Dixit, the soil suddenly collapsed on them.
